An Extraordinary Act of Public Obedience

This morning as I drove into work I passed by a car with a bumper sticker that read, "Are you having phone sex or do you always drive like that?"

I was reminded of it instantly when I watched this video: An Extraordinary Act of Public Obedience. (Quicktime movie, 5 minutes, SFW), which asks the question: Can you be "blocking traffic" when you're moving at the maximum legally permitted speed?

We're all doomed (American Intelligence Division))

Quick, my American readers, can you name all five rights enumerated in the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States? Now, can you name all five members of the cartoon Simpsons household? A study released this morning shows one in five Americans can name at least two of the Simpsons, but only one in one thousand Americans surveyed can enumerate the five rights listed in the First Amendment.

For the record, they are: freedom of worship, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to peaceably assemble, and freedom to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

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Probably not safe for work, but you've got to read this if you've ever even heard of "The DaVinci Code." The producer's description of the main actor in the second paragraph is just...

Oy! You have to love editors. You just do.